No, he's very intelligent. He just has become a guy who think he's better than most and can't go one press conference w/out whining about something. He loved the attention. Some of it is calculated, now he's just borderline out of control.
SoulfishHawk":2mzktiwh said:No, he's very intelligent. He just has become a guy who think he's better than most and can't go one press conference w/out whining about something. He loved the attention. Some of it is calculated, now he's just borderline out of control.
SoulfishHawk":bkfwy84v said:It's more likely that he flat out doesn't care. And is so stubborn, he has to find a reason to complain, over and over and over again. I didn't mind it, but this year it's just getting childish and corny. And I'm not sure how it helps the team at all.
SoulfishHawk":21y43a8w said:No, he's very intelligent. He just has become a guy who think he's better than most and can't go one press conference w/out whining about something. He loved the attention. Some of it is calculated, now he's just borderline out of control.
SoulfishHawk":36pt0bik said:No doubt, he's going to have a damn good game on Saturday.
Sgt. Largent":1o6kww2r said:It's obvious Sherman has contempt for the media
fenderbender123":2qt7w5z5 said:Sgt. Largent":2qt7w5z5 said:It's obvious Sherman has contempt for the media
This is why I don't really mind when people piss off the media....I'm with Sherman...the media is constantly trying to conjur up stories out of nothing, they take quotes out of context, write misleading headlines, etc. And they do this every week, consistently. IMO, that's all much worse than somebody threatening to ruin their career by having their pass revoked. In other words, if you're gonna piss people off, expect them to piss you off right back. Two wrongs don't make a right, but there is really no "right" to make out of the situation.
It's all just entertainment...the difference is that Sherman is providing real quality entertainment, whereas an article revolving around a new quote from Sherman about his altercation with Bevell is just plain garbage.
StoneCold":1cjfg54t said:fenderbender123":1cjfg54t said:Sgt. Largent":1cjfg54t said:It's obvious Sherman has contempt for the media
This is why I don't really mind when people piss off the media....I'm with Sherman...the media is constantly trying to conjur up stories out of nothing, they take quotes out of context, write misleading headlines, etc. And they do this every week, consistently. IMO, that's all much worse than somebody threatening to ruin their career by having their pass revoked. In other words, if you're gonna piss people off, expect them to piss you off right back. Two wrongs don't make a right, but there is really no "right" to make out of the situation.
It's all just entertainment...the difference is that Sherman is providing real quality entertainment, whereas an article revolving around a new quote from Sherman about his altercation with Bevell is just plain garbage.
The article might be moore worthwhile if Sherman would just give a straight answer.
McGruff":o6paq0jn said:SpokaneHawks":o6paq0jn said:Last season Sherman kept rather quiet, yet still kept making big time plays on the field. I missed the boisterous Sherman with the bravado, getting into receivers heads and faces. That's what got him his recognition and name to go along with his play. I feel like he saw himself on TV after the championship game or somebody sat him down and encouraged him to tone it down a bit and let your play talk. Then, this season the wheels have sort of fallen off. Really when I think about it the whole skip Bayless thing a few years ago to me was just as juvenile as his antics recently! "I'm better at life than you"? Come on that's lame, but we all thought it was funny. Well this season the antics are growing old, it's a Sherman rant every week it seems. Why? Regression, homelife, something in the locker room, being reminded of the SB play non-stop, feeling like the window is closing and knowing he was a Lynch run away from 2 titles, conflict with coaches? What is it?
See this has me thinking.
Sherman is a smart guy. Brilliant actually. And after the fact it was revealed that it was a calculated effort on his part to get the national media to pay attention to Seattle. It was marketing strate to push the buttons of the press.
Later it came out that the same was true of his antics toward opposing pkayers. He was trying to get into theIR heads. It was all calculated to elicit a response.
I think this is more of the same. I think Sherman is playing minds games with his offensive teammates to motivate them. To piss them off enough to get tough. I think this is purely psychological by Sherman.
SoulfishHawk":33niq7aa said:Moore might be an instigator, but he has a right to ask a question. God forbid a media member asks a stupid question, because that NEVER happens. Sherm acted like a 5 year old in this situation. And I'm a huge Sherm fan.
Seahawkfan80":13rllt1g said:Looks to me like he is still expanding his brand. Childish as it may seem, he is still polishing and refining his brand. After all in the entertainment field, life is short. And after all, he is only one step away from an acting or WWE career.
knownone":1ceclsz5 said:Sherman's been acting like a spoiled child for years, this is just the first time it's been directed at someone locally rather than the mainstream media. Sherman told Skip Bayles he was "better at life" which I think most of us assumed was trolling, but you have to wonder if that's just who Sherman is. I mean, he ranted about Roger Goodell having too much power, and when Richard himself receives criticism or is questioned for his antics he threatens to use his power to take away someone's media credentials... So It's fine so long as you're not the one being criticized? Imagine if Goodell threatened to suspend Sherman every time he said something negative about the NFL...
Look, I like Sherman, but you can't defend this... If Richard wants to talk about "strategy" and not own the fact that his outburst was wrong, fine, but don't take it out on the media for asking a question... when you can literally say "no comment", especially when you use the media to get your message out about your feelings on the NFL, about politics, and a whole host of other issues. It detracts from Sherman's abilities, and it takes away from the Seahawks who just won the NFC West title.